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| [ekm]53x80[ekm].jpg) | Bearded Dragon food
Bearded Dragons should have fresh livefoods and fresh greens / veg and salad. Some however may eat the pelleted bearded dragon diets. These should never be fed as a replacement for livefoods and greens but as part of a varied diet. |
| [ekm]116x80[ekm].jpg) | Canned Reptile Food
A range of canned reptile foods including insects cooked in the can to retain freshness and a raneg of Wet diets for bearded dragons, iguanas, box turtles and monitor lizards. |
| [ekm]80x80[ekm].jpg) | Herbivorous Species diets
Lucky reptile have produced a range of dried flowers and herbs as a food for herb, plant eating reptiles to enjoy. Again use as part of a varied diet. |
| [ekm]101x80[ekm].jpg) | Iguana Food
Pelleted Iguana food can be fed as part of a varied diet, remember they require fresh fruits, salads and leafy greens. |
| [ekm]39x80[ekm].jpg) | Miscellaneous Reptile food
Here we have anole food, Day gecko Diet (which can also be used as a crested gecko diet). And Repti crickets are fresh baked crickets dusted with flavour enhancer! |
| [ekm]66x80[ekm].jpg) | Sandfire Superfoods
T-rex Sandfire superfoods have been developed to provide nutritionally balanced diets for a range of species. the most popular is the Sandfire superfoods crested gecko diet developed by Alan Repashy. |
|  | Tortoise food
Be carefull what you feed your tortoise, they are not all the same mediterranean tortoises have plant diets (mainly fresh weeds / edible plants), Tropical tortoises (red foots) will also eat fresh fruits and need a certain level of protein. Desert Tortoises (Leopard tortoises, sulcatas, etc) mainly eat dry grasses. |
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